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Basically it has been taken off line so the US 'Department of War' can remove everything from decades old already declassified publications (if they ever were), which might of use to an adversary. That or they will remove the publications entirely.
The fact that these files would have been downloaded by any adversary years ago doesn't really seem to matter. To be honest, it is more likely part of an ongoing thing where what was formerly publicly accessible information is now restricted.
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